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3D acceleration should be enabled in the VM, so yes, but likely not very well as virtualization often does.
by FastEatSlow 5y ago
3D acceleration should be enabled in the VM, so yes, but likely not very well as virtualization often does.
- encryptluks2 5y ago3d acceleration in what capacity? Only Intel has/had the ability to run virtual graphics natively. Otherwise you have to use passthrough.
- zamadatix 5y agoThere are also unlocker methods for Nvidia vGPU functionality these days or, as the setup guide states, you can use VMware as the backend which has a paravirtual GPU with a Windows driver.